Sentence examples for it made considerable from inspiring English sources

The English found many fault lines running through India's social, political and economic systems and it made considerable use of them to prevent the sort of unity that a visionary leader like Mahatma Gandhi was able to bring about.

It is formed in short, simple sentences, and it makes considerable use of repetition with variation.

Furthermore, it makes considerable contacts with the C-terminus, β-loop, and more importantly, to the active-site of the enzyme.

As Andersen and Newman [ 31], underline " it makes considerable difference whether we are studying initial contact during a given period or whether we are studying the number of services received in a given period of time".

It makes considerable improvements to the European Commission's original proposal, in particular by extending the scope of the directive to the new media and through practical measures for promoting European audiovisual productions.

In a statement, Facebook said it had made considerable changes to its business practices and supported regulation in areas including privacy — but the company denied it had broken any laws in the country.

"It has made considerable water savings in recent years.

Measured against that goal, it has made considerable progress.

It has made considerable efforts, which again we have seen this weekend in adopting a difficult package of measures".

And while Mr. Zardari's government has faced criticism as having governed poorly in many respects, it has made considerable strides in anchoring the country's democratic structures.

The school says that Mr. Hume's complaints are baseless, and that it has made considerable efforts to mitigate any noise, going so far as to soundproof the wall abutting his apartment.